It is essential that offices, workshops, and studios are attractive not only to clients but also to employees, who spend an average of one-third of their day in these environments. A poorly designed workspace can make the workday exhausting and discouraging. To prevent this, architectural design decisions can energize the space and promote team integration, even when the footprint is limited.
The basic layout of an office typically includes a reception area, workstations, meeting rooms, a kitchenette, restrooms, and occasionally flexible space for workshops, talks, and presentations. The challenge of fitting all these functions into a single room can inspire creative design concepts—whether through adaptable furniture that reconfigures the space or diverse partitioning methods, such as using contrasting materials.
We have compiled a selection of workspaces ranging from 26m² with a single workstation to 150m² with 23 desks, showcasing various solutions for creating pleasant and productive work environments.
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